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Breaking Bad S3E4

Green Light

Auf dieser Seite finden Sie eine umfassende Breaking Bad Staffel 3 Folge 4 Englische Vokabelliste, die Ihnen hilft, Ihr Englisch auf das B2-Niveau zu bringen. Die Vokabelliste umfasst insgesamt 192 Wörter, wobei 112 Wörter dem CEFR Level B2 zugeordnet sind, was den Großteil der Liste ausmacht. In der Episode "Green Light" eskaliert die Spannung, während Walter White mit den Folgen seines Doppellebens kämpft. Neben der Vokabelliste können Sie auch eine interessante Lesepassage und AI-Sprechübungen nutzen, um Ihr Hör- und Sprechverständnis zu verbessern.

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192 Wörter
A2
5
B1
30
B2
112
C1
36
C2
9
a bunch of A2 +
absent B2 +
action dagger feelings C2 +
air traffic controller B2 +
answer man C1 +
answer the bell C1 +
apiece B2 +
appreciate that B1 +
articles of clothing B2 +
babysit B1 +
back into the business B2 +
bad liar B2 +
bar fights B2 +
barring C1 +
be a man about this B2 +
behavioral questions B2 +
big deal B1 +
blew it off B2 +
blood bank B2 +
blowing off B2 +
blue meth B2 +
bog down B2 +
bone contusion C1 +
bookmobile B2 +
booted up B2 +
break in the case B2 +
breathing down my neck C1 +
bug B2 +
built-ins B2 +
bullshit B2 +
cable guys B1 +
called my bluff C1 +
camper cooking C1 +
can't begin to understand B2 +
cannot be serious B2 +
cats and dogs B2 +
changing providers B2 +
channel B2 +
checks the receipts B2 +
class-action C1 +
clear view B2 +
cleared out B2 +
close to something big B2 +
closed circuit B2 +
clown B2 +
come on B1 +
come right out and say it C1 +
conference call B2 +
consider this an intervention B2 +
cook B1 +
cooking meth C1 +
cool it B2 +
crossing the street A2 +
cut me in B2 +
cut you in B2 +
damn it B1 +
dared me to B2 +
deal with B1 +
dirtbags C1 +
distinctive B2 +
do us both a favor B2 +
doctor's appointment B1 +
don't get me wrong B2 +
Don't hate me because I'm beautiful C1 +
drilled right into B2 +
due diligence C1 +
eat me C1 +
effective motivator B2 +
embarrassed for you B2 +
felt sorry for B1 +
fired effective immediately B2 +
following you here B2 +
foreseeable B2 +
foreseeable future B2 +
frankly B2 +
gearing up B2 +
get a ride B1 +
get fired B1 +
get killed B1 +
get picked B1 +
get so lucky B2 +
get to it B2 +
get your shit together C1 +
getting on a plane B1 +
ginormous hardass C1 +
going through B2 +
gone mass maniac C1 +
gone off the rails B2 +
good for it B2 +
got things rolling B2 +
grow up B1 +
grunt C1 +
have all the time in the world B2 +
Here we go B2 +
hinted B1 +
hook up with B2 +
how about that B1 +
I would be amazed B1 +
in between banks B2 +
in the middle of something B2 +
indefinite B2 +
inferior product B2 +
intro B1 +
it was the bomb B2 +
junkies B2 +
keep telling yourself that B2 +
kept quiet B2 +
knock on some doors B2 +
knockoff B2 +
knows the guy who knows the guy B2 +
ladder-climbing C1 +
lead B2 +
left over B2 +
lend my name to C1 +
looking to sell B2 +
looky-loo C2 +
lose sight of the fact C1 +
lose track of B2 +
losing it B2 +
make the same mistake B1 +
maximum interesting C1 +
meticulousness C1 +
mild-mannered B2 +
miscalls C1 +
money laundering C1 +
move out B1 +
moved back home B1 +
need to talk to someone B2 +
next time A2 +
no way A2 +
no way, no how B2 +
not using B1 +
off for B1 +
only a matter of time B2 +
out of self-interest B2 +
out of time B2 +
pay your dues C1 +
plan B B2 +
play it by ear B2 +
poor bastard B2 +
pull some of these snapshots off B2 +
pushed it B2 +
putty B2 +
reaching B2 +
reflux condenser C2 +
refusing the assignment B2 +
run off to B2 +
sabbatical C1 +
screw C1 +
second guessing B2 +
self-inflicted gunshot wound C1 +
seriously enjoy B2 +
served an actual earthly function C2 +
set a meet B2 +
shoddy work B2 +
silver lining B2 +
snuck off the reservation C1 +
sobriety C1 +
splitsville C1 +
spot B2 +
spread the word B2 +
stands between him and an ax in the head C2 +
step on your toes B2 +
stood by B2 +
stripped down to its tight and curlies C2 +
sufficiently stimulated C1 +
suit myself to his face C2 +
suit yourself B2 +
supposed to be B1 +
swear to God B2 +
take your hand off B1 +
talk shop B2 +
teeners C2 +
teenth C1 +
there you go B1 +
this day is dragging B2 +
traced it to B2 +
turning down B2 +
unplugging B2 +
upstanding C1 +
wall-to-wall C1 +
watching your back B2 +
what is that supposed to mean B2 +
What is up with you lately? B2 +
what the hell B1 +
What the hell? B1 +
What's up? A2 +
with pointed boots and bells on C2 +
working at maximum capacity B2 +
wrap up B2 +
you get the picture B2 +
you're damn right B2 +

In the episode "Green Light" from Season 3 of "Breaking Bad," the tension escalates as Walter White grapples with the consequences of his double life. After the shocking events of the previous episodes, Walter, a former chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine manufacturer, is increasingly aware of the precarious balance he must maintain between his family life and his criminal activities. Meanwhile, Jesse Pinkman, his former student and business partner, is struggling with his own demons as he attempts to navigate the moral complexities of their drug operation. As Walter seeks to regain control over his chaotic life, he finds himself facing mounting pressure from both law enforcement and rival drug dealers, setting the stage for a series of intense confrontations. Concurrently, the episode delves into the familial dynamics of Walter's life, particularly his relationship with his wife, Skyler, who remains oblivious to the full extent of his illegal undertakings, creating a poignant contrast between their domestic life and the dark world Walter inhabits.

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